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Hi Susan . . .My recommendation would be for you to contact the dealer personally with this misunderstanding. In the State of KY, if you have another full coverage on a vehicle with a lien on it. . . you are covered for 14 days thru that vehicle. Also, they probably wanted to make sure you had some coverage before you left. Obviously there was some sort of miscommunication somewhere. I would recommend calling your dealer personally and setting up a time to show him documentation that you already had coverage and ask for a refund. Deborah S. Renshaw

⟩ Answered on Sep 6th, 2006 by Deborah Renshaw, NASCAR Professional Driver at Deborah Renshaw Racing

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